They are co-educational, except for Dubai Medical College for Girls, a private institution.
Yet this science is surprisingly missing from most science curricula, state science educational standards, and national science educational standards at almost any educational level except for scant examples of evolutionary change in bacteria (e.g., inefficient use of antibiotics) and RNA viruses (e.g., the need for new seasonal influenza vaccine every year).
When stratifying the sample by educational attainment, there is a general improvement in self-reported health across all educational levels, except for men with the lowest educational attainment (incomplete primary education or illiterate), among whom there is no change, which implies a widening of inequalities by educational level.
Physical inactivity remained the same through all educational levels except for primary education which was slightly higher.
The changes are significant for all educational levels, except for the least educated.
No difference in the association between these factors and SRH was observed according to educational level, except for obesity that displayed a stronger association among high-educated women and for four factors (inability to afford enough food for men, and no car, neighbourhood problems and drug use for women) that displayed stronger associations among low-educated people.
Most educational institutions, except for the emerging Islāmic centres with their maktabs (primary schools) and madrasahs organized and supported by Muslim religious educators and their followers, continued to depend on the state for their budgets and therefore must follow the dictates of Uzbekistan's authoritarian leaders.
Typically, there is no educational requirement except for on-the-job training and a competency test.
Nevertheless, as a significant event in the history of Māori education, the Washday controversy has been neglected by most Māori (Ihimaera 1985) and non-Māori educational researchers, except for Roger Openshaw, who included it within his larger programme of scholarship on the place of Māori in national education policy (2001, 2005).
This mandate applies to all employers and educational institutions except for religious organizations.
